THE wooden garden gazebo they are produced using pine or fir wood; the structures positioned in the open air need to be treated with special impregnated products before they can be used, so that they can last over time without suffering damage due to sunlight, temperature changes and bad weather; we therefore recommend using high quality material, and periodically practicing a painting or impregnation treatment, in order to prolong the life of our gazebo.

Generally, the gazebos are sold in kits, consisting of pre-cut timber and anchoring elements, to fix the individual components together and possibly to fix the gazebo to the ground, so that the position is more solid and safe. If desired, it is also possible to build a gazebo by purchasing only raw or pre-treated wood, in this case we will have less problems with regard to the dimensions, being able to build it to fit our green space, even if the products supplied in assembly kits are generally of realization much simpler and safer.The material that makes up the gazebo cover is also of no marginal importance, which can be cotton fabric, waxed or plasticized, or even plastic film material.For all the parts that make up the gazebo it is of fundamental importance periodic maintenance, as regards the roof it is often advisable to remove it during the cold months, to prevent it from being damaged due to winter weather and cold.

There are now gazebos of all shapes and sizes, the most “classic” are square in shape, with a four-pitched roof; however, it is possible to find rectangular, round, hexagonal or octagonal gazebos, all of variable dimensions, to model on the dimensions of the area we want to cover.

Inside the gazebo structure it is possible to place planters of various shapes, often placed at the corners, but also racks that delimit the internal space, also useful for supporting creepers, which will further shade the space inside the gazebo.